Every platform we connect to, explained openly.
Giving an app access to your social account isn't a small decision. That's why we wrote a separate page for each platform: which permission we ask for and why, what data we store, and how you disconnect.
Live today
Connecting an account and publishing a post works end to end on these platforms. A platform only lands here after we've verified that a real post actually published.
Coming up
Platforms that are defined but whose publishing flow isn't verified end to end yet. They'll appear in your dashboard on their own once they're ready.
What every integration has in common
The platform changes; the approach doesn't. The following holds for every connection.
We never see your password
The connection is established through the platform's own consent screen. Your social media password stays on that screen; all that reaches us is an access token that can publish.
The narrowest permission that works
We ask for exactly two things: reading the account's name and avatar (so the channel shows correctly in your dashboard) and publishing posts on your behalf. We don't ask for follower lists, messages or analytics.
Permissions stored encrypted
Access and refresh tokens are stored encrypted, decrypted only at the moment a post is published, and used for nothing else.
Disconnect whenever you want
Removing it from the Channels screen is enough: the permission we stored is deleted right then. You can also revoke access from the platform's own settings if you prefer.
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